The Chargers brought the heat to the TISAC Track & Field Championships, with the boys team capturing their third straight conference title. CA  finished 33 points ahead of runner-up Ravenscroft—the largest margin of victory at TISAC since 2018.

The girls team delivered an equally thrilling performance, pushing both Ravenscroft and Durham Academy to the wire in a dramatic finish that came down to the final two events. With 102 points, the Chargers secured third place in their strongest showing since the 2019 championship win. Click here for the full list of historic conference-record breaking results and individual honors—including two TISAC MVPs.

TISAC MVP honors went to two Chargers for performances that were nothing short of historic:

Danica McCarron, ‘26, claimed four event titles—long jump, 100m, 100m hurdles, and pole vault—setting a new conference record of 12′ 9″ in the pole vault, also a new school record.

Kavi Gibson, ‘26, ran away with three titles in the 800m, 1600m, and 3200m, setting conference records in both the 1600m (4:16.46) and 3200m (8:58.37).

All-Conference honors and event champions included:

Danica McCarron – Long Jump, Pole Vault, 100m, 100m Hurdles

Kavi Gibson – 800m, 1600m, 3200m

Moriah Parks, ‘26 – 400m

Alex Haugan, ‘25 – 400m

Jasmine Phillips, ‘27 – 300m Hurdles

Chris Gillham, ‘25 – Shot Put

4x100m Relay – Sose Arhuidese, ‘27, Kush Lutz, ‘26, Spencer Dill, ‘26, Jack Titcomb, ‘28

4x400m Relay – Ike Ugwa, ‘25, Chikezie Uchendu, ‘25, Miles Cash, ‘27, Alex Haugan, ‘25

4x800m Relay – Ollie Karra, ’26, Ike Ugwa, Miles Cash, Joey Grabek, ‘27

Two new school records were also set at the TISAC Championships:

Chris Gillham, Shot Put – 49′ 5.5″
Danica McCarron, Pole Vault – 12′ 9″

A huge congratulations to all our student-athletes and coaches on another remarkable season. Next up, States!